0668 - R' Yoel Kahn 18 - Hashmatos (Missing Sentences) from Pilpul Hatalmidim

00:01 The Rebbe established the concept of Kanim Yeshiva. The Rebbe wanted to choose seven Bochrim that should put themselves more into Nigle. Seven Bochrim should put in them Chassidus, and they should say Pilpulim from time to time, and they should have special schedule, et cetera, et cetera. And they're called Kanim because the Rebbe called the seven, seven Shivas K'nei HaMenorah, the seven Kanim, seven branches of the Menorah. So there's seven branches of Nigle, seven branches of Chassidus. And the Rebbe wanted they should say Pilpulim. People-- The Nigle ones should say Pilpul once in every seven weeks, a different person, a different one of the seven should say Pilpul in Nigle. And then, uh, also they should say Pilpul in Chassidus. So those that were said Pilpul in Nigle said it Motzei Shabbos by the Seder, or when there was no Seder, Motzei Shabbos was Friday afternoon. And the ones that said Pilpul in Chassidus was Friday. Friday, uh, before Ma'ariv, the Bochrim had their own Minyan would say a Pilpul in Chassidus. And then the Rebbe wanted it should be written down and to be given out, and it, and it was named, I don't know who gave the name Pilpul HaTalmidim. So the Bochrim who were the Kanim in Nigle wrote down the Nigle, the Bochrim who were Kanim in Chassidus wrote their Pilpul in Chassidus. Now really, the, the Rebbe said m-- there were two, like, so to speak, editors. So the editor of the Nigle was Rabbi Mendlik, and the one of Chassidus

01:20 was Rabbi Yael and Rabbi Dovid. And when they wrote the Pilpulim, so they had to be looked over by the Rabbi Mendlik for the Nigle and Rabbi, Rabbi Yael for Chassidus. And what Rabbi Yael did, he took, uh, most of the Pilpulim and he added, he rewrote it. He took what they wrote, but he wrote it out the way he's able to write, and he wrote it. And then that was supposed to be printed. So they typed it out, but before they gave it to print, they give it in to the Rebbe. And it just happened to be that the copy that he gave in to the Rebbe, uh, there were, um, quite a few places where there were lines missing. I believe in the Chassidus part. I don't know about the Nigle, but Rabbi Yael told me in the Chassidus part there were lines missing here, two lines missing there, but she did that copy. And when the Rebbe looked it over, what the Rebbe did, the Rebbe Poshet filled in those lines with his